Permissible Acts in Prayer and When Prayer May or Must Be Stopped

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• Which situation clearly makes stopping the prayer obligatory under the rule taught here?
• If property worth the stated classical threshold is being stolen, the source permits the worshipper to stop the prayer even when the property belongs to someone else.
• Match each scenario with its ruling in this lesson.
• What fixed maximum number of strikes does the source give for killing a dangerous snake or scorpion during prayer?
• Merely looking at written words and understanding them silently automatically invalidates prayer.
• What fixed 'scratching limit per rak'ah' does this source give?
• A parent's ordinary call without urgent distress automatically requires breaking a Fard prayer.
• A shepherd sees a wolf immediately attacking the flock while praying. What does the source permit?
• If a blind person is very likely to fall into a well unless the worshipper intervenes, what does the commentary say?